No, those are the only two other posts about him I think. And I guess if we want to nitpick and dig up every old post to prove me wrong or whatever, which it feels like we are suddenly doing, then you can consider the Sure Foot pads about him too although that was more generic for both of my horses. Everything else has been about the other gelding.
Just because I am not doing one big workup in one go (which for the record, I have done before for this horse multiple times) does not mean I am standing by doing nothing. He is going on Adequan this spring (I never saw a difference with Legend so we are trying this to help maintain his hock arthritis instead), I have begun a whole stretching routine and am in the process of looking into other “rehab” type things for him such as mentioned above, I have pretty much fully reworked our rides to be more comfortable and enjoyable for him, and I am taking hind rads of his feet at his next appointment to check in on that in case any NPA could be putting additional strain on him.
I am totally not disagreeing with you that the horse is a mess, and if I had all the money in the world I would absolutely do a full workup and would probably just get a whole bone scan of him to really know. But I don’t have thousands handy to just throw at this all in one go. Everything I have done treatments for have been with real findings first - treated for ulcers based on a scope, injected hocks based off radiographs, injected neck based off radiographs, etc with the exception of the headshakers since that doesn’t have a tried and true answer that’s the same for every horse.
He is being seen by his vet frequently, with his next appointment being in a couple weeks. I just unfortunately don’t have the means to trailer in for one big appointment for him right now-if there comes a day when I can do so, I totally will. But in the meantime I will keep digging, one thing at a time as I can manage it.